One history, many outcomes
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Does the new policy's advantage survive other histories?

All histories of this kind

Histories rebuilt from blocks of 180, 90, 30 and 1 days

What a rebuilt history looks like

Tracking

ETH price (black) and each pool's price_scale, the price its liquidity is centred on, in USD per ETH (Binance ETH/USDT, with crvUSD counted as $1) at the end of each day, log scale. Where a pool's line leaves the black one, its price_scale is off the market.
How far the pool's price_scale is from the market price, daily average, %. The pool has lost track when it stays more than 20% off for at least 7 days.
How much the pool's own valuation (its virtual price, at price_scale) exceeds the market value of its coins at the end of each day, per LP share: 100 × ln(virtual price ÷ value at market prices), %. Positive: a loss the pool carries but has not yet recognised.

The YB position: what a holder gets

What the YB position earns in each pool

Where the gap comes from

The YB position's exposure

Share of the YB position's value held in crvUSD, net of its crvUSD debt, %. Positive: less ETH exposure than holding ETH; negative: more.

The YB position's gap by block length

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